5-Button Electronic Lock
Model 5BE
Operating Instructions
American Security Products Co.
11925 Pacific Avenue
Fontana, CA 92337
800-421-6142
http://www.amsecusa.com
Not responsible for typographical errors.
Manufacturer reserves the right to make changes as necessary.
Revised February, 2005
AMSEC 5-Button Electronic Lock Model 5BE Operating Instructions
Quick Reference
To Open the Lock on the factory code:
Press 1-2-3-4-5 and then turn knob clockwise about 90 degrees.
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Programming
The 5BE lock is programmable, so the user can change codes and control features.
To Set the Primary Code:
1. Lock the safe OPEN.
To Set the Primary Code:
Lock the safe OPEN. Press the change button once; then enter
5 keystrokes for the new primary code. Test the new code.
To Set the Backup Code:
Lock the safe OPEN. Press the change button twice; then enter
8 keystrokes for the new backup code. Test the new code.
2. Press the change button once.
3. Enter five (5) keystrokes for the new primary code.
4. Test the new code.
To Set the Backup Code:
Lock the safe OPEN.
Press the change button twice.
Enter eight (8) keystrokes for the new backup code.
To Set the Features:
Press the change button three times.
One Beep = On, Two Beeps = Off
Button 1 = LED Lamp.
Test the new code.
To Set the Features:
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Press the change button three times to activate the feature
programming mode.
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The features are “assigned” to individual buttons on the keypad when you are in the feature programming mode.
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A feature is turned ON by pressing the button for that feature and the unit sounds one (1) beep.
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A feature is turned OFF by pressing the button for that feature and the unit sounds two (2) beeps.
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Repeated pressing of a feature button will toggle the feature
ON/OFF
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Button Assignments are:
Button 2 = Beeper.
Button 3 = Duress Signal.
Wait until the red LED shuts off.
To Send a Duress (Silent) Signal:
Enter your code (primary or backup), then press keys 1 and 5
simultaneously within three (3) seconds of your final keystroke, then turn the knob to open.
1. Button 1 = LED Lamp.
2. Button 2 = Beeper.
3. Button 3 = Duress Signal.
When finished with programming, stop pressing buttons and wait
10 seconds for the red LED lamp on the keypad to shut off.
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AMSEC 5-Button Electronic Lock Model 5BE Operating Instructions
Duress Alarm (a.k.a. Silent Signal Alarm) is a feature that allows the
user to signal secretly they are in a troubled condition, such as a robbery or an intruder in the home.
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Provides a silent and safe means to summon help in an emergency.
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The Duress Alarm feature must be turned ON to provide signaling. See Programming section for details.
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The Duress Signal can be sent without an observer realizing a
signal has been activated.
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Detailed Instructions
The AMSEC 5BE lock is an electronic light-duty safe lock. This lock provides for quick access to a security container with high reliability and little effort. Specifications and operation subject to change.
Operating Information
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There are two programmable “codes” in the lock; a “Primary”
code that requires five (5) keystrokes, and a “Backup” code that
requires eight (8) keystrokes.
The Duress Signal is activated by pressing 1 and 5 keys simultaneously after the final Keystroke of a valid code.
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A “Keystroke” can be one button, or two buttons pushed simultaneously.
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The lock will respond and open normally when the Duress
Signal has been activated.
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For instructional purposes, the Buttons are numbered 1 thru 5
starting at the button furthest from the knob.
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Requires hard-wiring to an alarm system that has appropriate
capabilities and is monitored for emergency response.
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The Duress Signal output makes a connection for three (3) seconds when activated.
The “Primary” code is for everyday use. The “Backup” code is
provided so the user can have a means to access the safe in
the event they forget their Primary Code. The Backup Code
should be set to some unique combination, and kept in a secure
location (not inside the safe).
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The “Factory” Primary code is 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5.
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The Backup Code is not kept at the factory. Every 5BE lock
comes with the same Backup Code.
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The Factory Backup Code is 1 – 5 – 2 – 4 – 3 – 1/5 – 2/4 – 3,
where the X/X numbers are Keystrokes that are pressed simultaneously. The consumer should change this code to provide
optimum security.
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The 5BE lock can be programmed (see Programming section).
Open Door Signaling is a feature that provides an output signal whenever the lock is in an open condition, so that an Alarm System can notify
the user or a monitoring service that the safe is unlocked.
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A microswitch inside the lock detects the position of the locking
pin, and this position sensing is provided as an output signal in
the output port.
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The output is turned ON when the lock is unlocked, and holds
for 30 seconds until the lock goes to sleep.
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If the lock goes to sleep (over 30 seconds in an open condition),
the output sends a two (2) second signal when the lock is
locked.
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Requires hard-wiring to an alarm system that has appropriate
capabilities.
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The lock can be programmed for Silent Mode, where the
beeper will not sound during normal operation.
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The optional LED Lighting Lamps can be turned on or off.
The optional Duress Alarm feature can be turned on or off.
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The 5BE lock has a Penalty Lockout feature to prevent tampering (code testing).
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This feature will cause the lock to stop accepting input for
five (5) minutes after four (4) incorrect opening attempts.
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While in Penalty Lockout, the lock will respond to any keystroke with eight (8) rapid flashes of the red LED lamp,
along with beeps (if the beeper is turned on).
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While in Penalty Lockout, the LED lamp will flash once
every five (5) seconds and beep (if the beeper is turned on).
When a correct code has been entered, Primary or Backup, the
Red LED Lamp will light for three (3) seconds, indicating the
lock can be opened.
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To open the lock, turn the knob Clockwise 90 degrees.
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We recommend Duracell® or Eveready Energizer® batteries
for best performance.
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The battery is located inside the internal lock body, at one
end, under a hatch.
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To replace the battery, pull the hatch open and remove the
battery from the cavity. Unclip it form the terminals, and clip
on a new battery, tuck the wires in neatly and press firmly to
close the hatch.
The 5BE lock should open approximately 5000 times with
fresh, good quality batteries, depending on installed options
and user habits.
The 5BE lock provides a backup power port to prevent lockout if
the primary battery is allowed to go dead.
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The 5BE lock uses a standard 9VDC Alkaline Battery.
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Under a door next to the knob on the keypad, you will find
terminals to allow connection of a fresh secondary 9VDC
battery.
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Loss of power will not erase codes. The 5BE lock uses “nonvolatile” memory.
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On the side of the lock body, you will find a small black button
used to program codes and features.
The 5BE lock provides two auxiliary outputs for connection to
alarm or monitoring services.
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There is a four (4) position socket in the side of the lock
body to provide connections. An optional cable is available
to plug into this port for installation connection.
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Two outputs are provided; one for “Duress” signaling and
the other for “Open Door” signaling.
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The outputs are solid state switches, and therefore are
polarity sensitive and can only be used to switch DC signals. Do not connect any AC power source to these ports.
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The output ports are rated for 12 VDC, 500 mA maximum.
This lock is not waterproof, and is not intended for outdoor use.
Exposure to extreme conditions or excess moisture may cause
a malfunction, and will void the Manufacturers Warranty.
Optional Features and Operation
The 5BE lock provides two advanced signaling features, LED Lighting,
Duress Alarm and Open Door Signaling.
LED Lighting is an optional piece of equipment (sold separately) that
provides a light source when the safe is open.
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The LED Lamp Option plugs into a two (2) pin port on the side
of the lock.
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The LED Lamp Option consists of a pair of high intensity white
LED Lamps in a wired housing that can be attached to the safe
in an appropriate position to provide light inside the safe when it
is open.
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The LED Lamp Option must be turned ON to operate. See
Programming.
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The LED Lamp will turn on when the lock is opened, and remain
on for 30 seconds (until the lock goes to sleep). If you press any
keypad buttons, the light will turn on again for another 30 seconds. A key-press while the lights are on will restart the 30 second shut-off timer.
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Use of the LED Lamp Option will diminish the cycle life of the batteries by some factor, depending on use frequency and duration. 5